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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18
pRoBATE notice.

IN Tho Probate Court, If tho County 81 ella,
Territory 81 Arizona
m she matter Fl the Estateof Fetdihaad e.
Hatch, Deceased
Order 10 show cause why order 81 sale Of
real estate and personal property should not
be made
w. A, Holmes, the Administrator 0f the
Estate pf ferdinand G. dsech, Deceased
hRying Aled lis petition herein praying for an
order et sale q sil the personal property and
the real estate, d said deceased, for the pnT
poses therein sst Forth
u Is therefore 6gastad by the Judge Of the
said Court, that III pers6nA interested Ia the
gstate II said deceaasd, appear before The said
Probate Court on Wednesday, the 18th day
~ Judy 1887 at 8 O'clock iii the forenoon *
enid dsM AZ the Court room 81 said Probate
Corst es She town Of tSlphs C5pflty Of ella,
% ali0w cause why an order should not Be
ernnssd 10 the aeid Administration 81 sell all
the personal property and tha real estste 81
the said dscesssd II private, Or public saIe as
shah be necessary
Md that copy Ut this order liz publtshsd
at least four Al successive weeks III the Aai-
zoNA egIyER BELT, a newspaper pFiatsd and
Established IN said q lid County, and that due
'ngtics pf this order By posted III thsee public
places III she county
NJ. ". KTN6;SBURY,
Probate fudge
Dated Ciohe Il 4, June ii, IssY
JeIssfs
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

]
E.F Kellner & Co., started up THEN
saw nnll on Tuesday last and arc
nov prepared to fill all orders al
short notice.
Horses boarded for 30 cents per day
at Pascoe corral. The best alfalfa
hay fed.
Fresh ranch butter from Pascoe's
mountain ranch AZ Q. s. Van Wag-
enens.
Fresh fruits and vegetables con.
stantly on hand and for sale at Q. =,
'Taylors
# you want a good pair Of boots OF
shoes, eaIl at Y. schulze's., Prices re-
duced.
New clothing samples just arrived
AT q. s. Van Wagsnens.
For The ladies, riberscne and ara.
sene felt, at Myers.& seheins.
Fresh groceries constantly arriving
at Van Wagenehs
Butter eggs, spads, bacon, dry salt
meat and hap at Van Nagenens
Great reduction in cash prices at u.
+. Kellnes & CO.
If Jon want COED sait of clothes
custom made leave your order With
G 3. Van Wageuen
Buy d s;sersneker dress At Meyers &
Scheins II win wash and needs No
starcbmg nor ironing
just received BIZ AleT. GraJ1lon, a
car load ct Cumberland coal.
Nlnes ana EisHaFa.
White Rye Whiskey Bourbon Whis-
key, Gin, PiI,ifaz Bitters, Port wine,
Sherry wine, Apgeltea vine, Gham-
pange cider etc. ete4 AZ q s. Van
Wagenen
Rosary trimming and Noon Light
on tue Lake Jerseys at J Myers &
scheln.
California ard IIaydeng aour, oat
meal, corn meal cracked wheat. rolled
cata etc, ETC., At Van Nageneas
t'pR SALE 5 fine raneb. Range or
1860 head Of stock aooa feed and
abundant water supply Inquire at
the Bar Office.
Myers and Sehein display very
handsome stock of spriug goods, mil.
Jifiery ladies' and geutleiaens straw
hats etc. Call ana examine them
Myers 4 scheins stock Is replete
with the latest novelties ii dress
goods millinery hosiery, etc. Also a
.iine line Of gents seaFs arp furnish
ing goods Call and Be convinced.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

n
When tho appetite Fails. ana sleeps
lgrows restless and unrafresh;pg, there il
trouble ahead The digestive organs,
when healthy, crave fool, The nervous
sy9som, when vigorous end tranquil,
gives it's possessor no uusaainess Il night.
A tonic to BIO effective, should net be d
mere appetizer, nor are TIE nerves 10 be
strengthened and soothed by the uuaide(
action of sedative Of D narcotic VIVA
il required Ii medicine which insigor.
ates,tho stomach, and promotes assinlila.
tion pf food BY the sgatem, BY which
means Che nervous system, as well as
other parts Of the physical organism, are
strengthened These are The effects Of
Hostatter's Stomach Bitters, medicine
wBese reputation is founded firmly 10
public confidence, and which physicians
commend for its tonic, anitbilioua ana
other properties !. is used with the
best results in fever and agpe, rheuma-
tism, kidney and uterine weakness, and
other maladiea
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18
rnerscaos asNEe Fas

.
Az i meeting Of the Globe !Stosl
! Growers Association hald ii Globe On
june 18th, 1887, fhe following pream-
bic and resolutions were unanimously
adopted
WHEpEAs, The Indians who are
I kept on the San Carlos reservation ut
the expense Of the United States Gov.
eminent, have, since their occupation
Of said reservation, been restless and
have committed repeated dspreda-
tions, not only upou tho people Of
Arizona but especially upon the prop
orty Of settlers who reside in the I'M
mediate vicinity of the western bor-
dor Of said reservation, which is en-
tirely unprotected by United States
troops and gives the Indians full lib
erty to roam atwill over that urpro-
tected territory, and,
WHEREAs, 1t is an established fact
that, within the last thirty days, those
Indians have killed and butcherad a
number Of cattle belonging to Che
stockmsn Of ella county, at what is
known as the Coyote holes, in the VIZ
entity Of the western border Of said
reservation, and therefore, we believe
it the duty of our government to pro,
tect its citizens from loss Of life and
property by its wards, and
WHEREAS, There IS now established
within the Territory of Arizona, sew
eral military posts an too remote from
actual and immediate duty where.
danger il most apprehended, and that
so much time is consumed in arriving
at ire scene II depsedations as to rem
der ii almost impossible for the troops
TO afford assistance when most re-
quirsd Therefore be It
REsoLvKn, That ia view d these
facts, we belleve il will best subseryeI
the general interests Of the Uuited
States, as wen As the people 81 Arizo-
ma, to establish a military post on the 4
western Border Of the San Carlos In
dian reservation, at or near Globe,
which would have the advantage ofE
an abundant supply Of wood, water
grass and building material, as wellI
as the immediate proximity Of rail
road facilities BY the road now IN
course Of construction from Flagstaff
thence to Benson, whichis ex-
pected to be completed to this point
within twelve months
REsoLvKb, That copy Of these
Be forwarded 10 Hsneralh
Nelson A. Miles, commander Of this
asking his cooperation
and recommendation 10 the proper
IN establishing post Az
The place hsreinbetore named. IN +
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18
rERRaroRAAh ropacs.


There aro 1853 oongicts in the Terri
torial prison 1T Yuma
Says the Star Thomas Monaghan
and Henry Holland are under arrest
for killing Mexican.
Smallpox il said To exist 70 a con-
siderable sxtentin Tucson. The news.
papers there sire trying to keep it
dark.
The Citizen Of the 18th Is advised
that the tleverner Of sonora has is
sued d proclamation offering 500 FOL
each Apaches head
Fhe Star reports that the dwelling
and stables Of the Inter Ocean Cattle
Company we're recently consumed.
Twas the work 81 fire bug.
The assessment returns Of the Aztec
Cattle Company shows the total yala.
atlon Of TIER property ia laYapal and
Apaches counties to be $3i6,6lS, Of
which SSfs.908 is in Apache county.
u personal encounter occurred mi
Nogales bst9esn Mf. brewer ind
Thomas Gasanega, which resulted in
the former receiving d bullet wound
through the hips; the latterwas ar
rested
II is reported that nearly fifteen
thousand dollars have been paId into
the Land Office at Tucson for desert
land during the past six weeks. On
much Of this land artesian wells win
bs. bored.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Lieutenant G. y. Gatewood WAS an-
fortunately forced u decline an inyiy
,ation from numerous friends, in GsloBp,
u be their guest, tho present week,
that they might be Afforded The oppor-
tanity ofgreeting him at the social
beard the reason for the declination
being that be vas in mornentary ok.
pectatlon 81 being summoned 10 meet
Gen Miles then in Tucson. Those
familiar with Lieut. Gstewood's SER
vices during The Cbiricahua war, and
The important part performed BY him,
especially toward its close, viii not "
surprised that be should ienY hiiAseli
an expected pleasure, whom anticipate
ing call 70 duty to assist ID queliing
The present Indian disturbance
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Death, the grim harvester, has been
busy in Globe Of late, and TIE last 10
fail under his ruthless stroke was
Charles Hayse, whose sudden death
from pnsuaona occurred last satur-
day night, at 10 o'rlock. MI Hayss
was one of our most energetic mining
men, and bis loss win 10 greatly felt
in Globe District where BE has resided
since February, 1915
His long experience made htm an
expert mining and mill man. Hewas
chief owner il ths Fame silver MINIS,
one 81 the very best properties ii the
district, and also vas eo-owaer ia the
Centennial mill. AIr. Hayso had
worked hard 70 establish bis mining
operations on a substantial and bay.
ink basis, ana Was Just beginning 10
reap the fruits &c his we'll directed la-
Dor when 80 untimely cut Of.
The deceased vas fifty years Of
age, native Of Poser, in Prassian-
Poland bordering On Rusaa, HIS
wife IS long sinee dead. Two adult
childrena son aud daughter SURF
1--WE him. They a residents Of Ore
gon. The girl y married
The funeral took place from The M.
=. Church ON Sunday afternoon Rev.
VIM. Bath conducting the services.
Tho remains were foIlewad u tho
grave by large number 81 9rrowing
friends, last sad tribute Of respect 10
an ola and valued citizen.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18
r. rhass WHO'S il III, cansnrn.

All accounts remaining unsettled on
the 23d DAY 81 May, 1887 will be
placed " tue hands of ny attorney for
collection.
| have appointed Mil q 8 Van
Wagenen 70 receive ali money! aue
nie, AMI render receipt fog same,
Meal h. tl
Globe, May u 1887.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Charles Schulze has bought The
ranch Of Peter Smith, tw2 miles from
Bloody Tanks, on the Silver King
trail. There is an abundance Of wa
ter on the place and a good range
with little stock upon it. Mr.. Schulze
is DESTROYS of taking cattle on. shares.
Apply to him at Ms boot and shoe
shop, adjoining sultan's store, IN
Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18
.Information wanted contorrinr anl

Information wanted coneerriue any
ahd all Of the rauchss. lying between
Payson, = Oil YaYapai county, ana
The Mogollon mountains. The mum
bsr Of acras under ience and d dia-
gram 81 tho form Of the fencing, ana
the owners thsss5E ri By whom
claimed Any Information furnished
will BE- properly reeompensed, Ad-
dress Iscsk Box 254, 1'pceon, a. II. 6.8t
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18
Saturday, june 10 1887

This paper Is kept on Gle at 4, G, DakeS
Advertising Agency, Ga and s. Merchants
Exchange, San Francisco, Cal, where con-
tracts for advertising can be made for IT,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Mr.. Armstrong has secured a lease
on the fiat lead Of the Equity, former
IL the West Richmond, at the Basin,
and will begin work as once.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

The continued cool weather is very
unusual at this season II would be
gratifying were it not for the fact that
it dIscourages the hope for an early
and generous rainfall, so necessary to
the salvation Of the range
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Lieut.. johnson, on the nth, at
tackled and routed band Of hostile
Indians, in camp, ia the Rincon noun.
tains, capturing their horses, saddles
and blankets, The Indians scoreted
themselves in the rocks, thus escaping
demolition.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Frank Burke has -four men at work
on the Silver Era mine, Quartsite,
which is producing excellent ore. It
Is Mr.. Burke,s intention to have his
ore worked at the Centennial mil.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

The house at Ash springs, recently
occupied BY Jack Adams, was burned
during his absence, The origin Of the
fire is unknown.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

DR., o. ?. Stark, from Valley Springs,
Texas, arrived in Globe on Thursday
evening, and viii in all probability
locate here.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

The Pioneer claim, Quartzite HILL
owned BY s. Klein, II. Berger and the
Hayse estate, is looking very well and
indications are very favorable fol a
strike.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Thomas Pascoe, who came up from
Salt river on Wednesday, informed III
that the valley was visited BY a very
heavy frost the previous night, which
vas destructive ID garden truck and
tender vegetation A frost at this
season is almost unprecedented in
this latitude.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

The election Of school trustees takes
place next Saturday, the 25lh, and as
the selection Of capable men Is i'm
portant to the success Of our public
school, we trust that citizens will take
an interest in the election and vote
intelligsntly.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Bud Woodson Is doing work on the
Equity, at the Basin, and has taken
out some rich ore
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Harvesting is under full Roadway
in Salt river valley The grain crop
as rule Is light although there are
several good stands of barley.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

The Star says: Eugene Tyippel IS
making splendid record al deputy
collector Of customs at Yuma" which
is not surprising for the reason that
he Is honest, intelligent, and has tbs
will to do all things in season and
well.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

N. S. Berray and George HUNT left
on Saturday last for Wild Rye, to
lool after their cattle
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

, Five members Of Mr. William Mid
dleton's family have had The measles
which is prevalent at Flagstaff. Miss
Della Middleton was for time dan
gerOusly ii, she having had \ relapse
Of whooping cough, in addition 10 the
measles. As Mr.. and Mrs. Allison
have received no further news It ID
presumed the sick ones are GONZALES
cent
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Andy BARTLETT Is said to be getting
very good ore from the claim be Isl
working at Richmond Basin,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Our esteemed friend James Murphy
took his departure for San Francisco
the present week,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Edward I.ynes informs us that the
mali route from Wilcox to Grant has
been extended north to Camp Thomas
Tri-weekly service will begin July ist
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Henry Dohrmann Is pushing work
on the Excelsior formerly the Black
Prince mine, which shows fine ore in
three places. Five tens Of ore has
been delivered at the Centennial mill
for reduction. One hundred pounds
recently smelted as an experiment,
yielded about S10g
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Ice cream and cake every Sunday,
at Ranlsdeil's Bakery,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

We learn from DR.. Stark, who
camped at San Carlos Wednesday
night, INTERCHANGEABLE uneaslness was
expressed at the uuseemly conduct Of
the Yuma Indians, who had recently
eginced spirit Of unusual indspend-
enee 81 rules governing agency nv
dians. He did not state tbe cause al
the characterization fol- the reason
aoubtless beirg stranger 10 did not
fcafe u lf0Riee and g5a es,i
MAS not snlarlRsd
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

MI Edward Lynes surprised his
Globl friends most aureeably BY reach
ing here 1n saturday Last earlisrthan
II was thought possible for him 10 ar
rive. FL oompany with Lieut Gate.
wood, he left Wneos, l1sitay forenoon
and came through 70 San Carlos With.
cut stopping except To obtain fresh
relays of horses at Fort Grant and
Camp Thomas Lieut.. Gatewood's
destination was San Carlos, and Mr.
bynes after tarryiBg about two hours
With Bis friends Il Tue Agency, re-
snRed Ills journey 20 Globe. The on
tirs distance from Wilcox here was
covered in twenty-seyen hours and
fifty initiates remarkably quick time
Dir Lynes Ysss warmly Welcomed BY
biz Globe friends, ghose only regrsf
Il that bis stay VIII ba So short
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18
AsorurR RAIlhoAD 10 esSar

| The San Francisco Examiner of th,
l2th says:
! Manager NJ. ri Locke, of the Phn
Knix and Mariccpa Railroad, arrived il
this city yesterday and reported thai
the track was being laid toward TEN.
pc at tue rate of a mile q dag
ut wiil reach Tempe next Wsdnes,
day, said Mr. Locke to an Examiner
reporter, and Colonel G. s. Mastoa
the yicesPresident and Chief Epgi.
neer, returned here to-day, after
making arrangements with the South.
ern Pacific, 70 receive freight and pas
sengers for Tempe aud All points II
the Salt riyer valley on and after that
day.
"The joint aspot for both roads viii
~ built Immediately ID Maricopa
Junction, and the Did depot al Mari
eopa will ge torn down ana ths sta
tien abaaaoned.
I'VE have been delayed about !
uienth hythe failure x STRIVE of our
rails These were made In Troy, and
while Chef cost is $40 = toa there,
they cost $50 more under The recent
interstate law to get them out. There
was 4 total of 1907 tons.
"1he 10000 ties va needed were
bought III Oakland, and all hut 10000
have been seat down
4 According 10 ostr contract we must
finish the sther nine niilas from Ten.
pc 70 Phoenix 81 Only lst, But there
il I'd doubt 81 that. wv have 10
men bard at work and making rapid
progress ThG total length Il thirty
SIX miles, and as soon as we get to
Phenix VIE will commence the survey
to Globe,
This Will open mp The rich San Car.
.los reservation, reach the coal bsds,
run near the Silver King mine, The
Old Dominion Copper piues, and
strike Some of the best tiniHer on ths
Coast a By the halfaozen carlot
rs worth $50 d ton now ID Phoenix.
The gas company have to pay that.
They get their coal from Wiilming,
lon. You ses what 40 important
thing II il tolopea mp these coal beds.
Charles I. Martin ana 3. d. Fisk
went upto Pastoe's dairy ranoh ID
Gle summit Of Pinal, on Sunday last,
proyendered and equipped for d two
weeks stag NF r. i. Pascoe reporss
4 wonderful change III their habits, no
doubt ocoasioned 81 their bucolie sim.
plicity Of life, and stimulating effect 81
mountain ozone. They actually rise
early thefore 8 a'cloek9 and share
equally the necessary culinary laboFs.
Martan is dishwasher. and ire can see
him, in our minds eve, fortified By 4
gunnysaok apron and With arms barred
ID the elbows, swabbing out skillet,
Fisk standing BY, conplacently wait
ing TO put on the flushing touch.
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18
PRQRArE MoTlcE.

Iatie Pr7hste cnut fl cud fagt II, ap-
81 T8Wispr5 A4igeRi,.
he aiteg stabao6 kmlN psiBge.
log Netias Y egtlsHeit agetuut
fip ora 'itatlc0
Nf,tiee i herbF sven thai lsf1Et 'rpeles
Ffirsle s6easol, las ar8erea and prosenis
fAF 5snent ard 6ie n aid aat, his
tiilai ace6SU n M AiR ADMINISTRATION n and 81.
eatei tllat araSa Tt q daY N q.
~ y - ecs n .as Csrs ge9p
esit % fhs hss gssaH 6sy ia
lila esiHa hes aseB al ali-
.i,5aeF iftegsa sa. sta uiss
Appsat all ifss pArsptiis ~ ssi re-
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

O. + Peter Of Lower Tonic, was III
town OH Wednesday. Cattle, be says,
are low in flesh, but few have died,
and with saasonable summer rains
stockmon win not suffer materially
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

There viii b services at the M, E
Church, At tbs usual hour, Sunday
evening.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18
...........IN OUR.
Dress Goods Department
You viii Find Homespune from 25ot8. upwards
i'll all Desirable Shades.

Also FRENCH full line Of FRENCH CASHMERES
SERGES BEGES, ENGLISH MERISOS,
CEEYf0TS ladies' Winter Dresses,
GINGHAhtS, SHTRT1NGS,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

\ = Payson, of Pontiac, Illinois,
author Of the Alien land Law winch
etnbargoed Europeans from investing
10 either pastoral lands o. mining ti-
ties, Is the sharp Aleck who procured
the appointment ii John Hise as Sur,
vsyor-Gaucsal d Arizona and Hise, as
a guild pro quo, dignihed a town IN
lavapai county by naming II Paysop,
and thus il II that kissing goes BY
faveg.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Fresh bread, rolls cake, pies, g.. at
Ramsdell's Bakery
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

The Reverend n, i, Guthrie, pastor
Of the NJ. Il. Church at Flagstaff and
one Of the most energetic and eloquent
ministers Of the Arizona Mission, has
been notified, it is said, BY superin-
tendont Adams that his services are
ne longer required in this Territory.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

a Flagstaff letter, Of recent date,
conveys the information that twenty
miles Of The A. NJ B. road il ironed
and that City carloads Of luaber is
daily passed over ii. Another letter
received this week says That from q
half % three-Q quarters Of mile 81 track
Y each day laid, which looks as though
citizens Of Globe viii within 4 year ~
afforded the opportunity Of riding on
d rail-" Eho altitude Of Flagstaff syen
as late as tho 10Th ee june, the date
Ct the last letter fefsrred Ia, renders
fires throughout tha day Necessity
II comfort. Measles are prevalent
there.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18
LOCAL NEWS.

Cigars at Van Wagenen's,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Sam Kee will reopen The restaurant
adjoining McNelly's saloon on June
lst His reputation as hrstrclasa
caterer Is well known, He solicits the
patronage Of former patrons and PEG,
pie Of Globe generally Fresh bysad
will also DO kept for sale,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Andrew Scott, wife and daughter
took their departure On "Wednesday
for Oakland Cal, where they win re-
side il future MI Scott for tho past
three years has been foreman Of the
Globe copper raIne, and 70 bis intolli-
geRt supervision III tbs and ge0naa
wors, much o;ithe success Of the com.
pany during MS connection With Il, il
due The faalIly leave many friends
ia Globe who regret their absence.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Hop Zee Fatty) who has 20 snccess-
fully managed The restaurant nezt to
The Palace Billiard Hall, has bought
ont The business and good will Of tie
Pascoe restaurant, and Is nav run-
ming It and setting an axeelleiit table.
Satisfaction guaranteed To patrons. 7
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18
A Full Line Of Pressed Flannel in White
and Red, as we'll as RaFysvilIe
Scarlet and Navy Blue Twiled
Flannels4

COTTON FIANNEIS all Coors Table Towels
Qu, Sheetnes Pow Beaohed and UnblecheI Alu Etc
SILKS, SAT1NS ard NEIKEIEENS al shades c0RSEIs
JERSEYS RIBBONS full line ChNbyy Spanish and HS&ntl
White, Blue Eubniaere LADIES'
Chdns Thread Wooden Eose Ladies md Chdrens
shades Berlin zerbyrs, six
Buck Driving Garnuss.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Mr and Mrs. q Bansdell wash
to thank their patrons XIV theiy laesal
patronage hefstafore and hope e cs
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

OFFER ALE oUR GOODS AT VERY L0W PRICES AND gY COM
PETITION q any store il Tie Territory
U. MYERS al aGnEIEa.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

a picnic party rompossd Of MI. and
Mrs. G. Al, Allison, MI. and Mrs. Jas.
Patton, Mrs. 3. II. Beubrook and
daughter, Fannie, Miss Ella White,
Mr. Geeabe and Ar, Thos. A, Loner-
gan, spent last sunday at Kellner's
saw min, Pinal mountain. They
feastsd OH blackberriss and INDUCED
in pastImes usual on such occasions.
Mr. Charles Z. Leitch, Of Eureka
Springs, left here Wednesday for six
months tour in Europe. His brother,
DR. i.eitch, who had been visiting at
Eureka, returned with hlm to has
home at Niles, Ohio We wish Mr..
Leitch bon voyage, and trust that lie
win return to Els Arizona home re-
stored 70 perfect health WilcoY
Stockman
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

Full Cents Youths Boys Cn consisting d
Youths Corkserem Cashmere SUITS, CpE
Etc Also Boys UnderaFsr Furnishing
Goods, Boots Shoes Hats Blankets Quilts Blanket Lusl Goats and
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18

ruu line u six sutton Kid cloves which We oFer II
80 40 per pair.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-18
TsA4l * Tin.e

Globe, May q. 1881.